Draft at Bocktown Robinson. Pours a dark brown color with a head that disappeared quickly and completely. The aroma is chocolate, nuts, earth, coffee, mild hops. The taste is rich roasted malts, coffee, chocolate, mild hops. Medium bodied.

First let me say that I am not a fan of Helltown beers, they are so over the top at times. However, this one was much better than expected. On tap at the Bocktown. Pretty dark, but not as dark as most stouts. No head. Has a very mild and attractive roasty stout aroma. When I saw the name of this I wsa expecting a impy stout. Not sure what is so perverse about this, its actually pretty good. Has manners, very friendly. Well behaved and friendly fer sure. Pleasant and rather fun. Does have some bitterness but never appraoches the bitterness you would expect for a 6% beer, hides its alky well. I kind of like this stuff. There was a layer of sediment on the bottom of my glass. Some mild sizzle in there. Yes, better than I thought it would be and the same on the finish.

Sampled on draft at D’s Monroeville this beer poured a black color with a trace tan head that faded instantly and left no lacing. The aroma was roasty wood and Bakers chocolate. The flavor was dry, woody and roasty with notes of Bakers chocolate and coffee. Long dry finish of wood, roasty malts and coffee. Medium body but undercarbonated. Eh.